Can an armor officer be put in charge of an Infantry division?

Got to love that suspension until it makes it fly which I did twice. Nothing like seeing the tank fly in slow motion until the 70 ton vehicle lands hard in the desert. It felt very violent.

MAJ Ken Landgren I will have to find a picture of a sergeant who is showing the broken strut rod on his tank. She had the skirt open so you could easily see it. I have the picture somewhere but I haven't scanned it.
Here is a picture of my mother in the Gunner station oh, here is a picture of me at Fort Knox sweet tea in the cctt, I was the Gunner of course and a picture of me at Fort Knox at my armor Captain's career course.

LTC (Join to see) typo, it was a male Sergeant because armour with all men with the exception of maybe a female medic in the medical platoon

Lucien Truscott was a cavalry officer, commanded 3rd Infantry Division.

CPT (Join to see) unless you’re JAG lol

Strange I look at him and his uniform and see a great infantry officer. CIB, Combat Jump, wish i could see the color of the epaulettes.

1LT Lawrence Burkhardt - As a General you no longer wear branch colors.

This is straight out of the latest edition (26 Jan 22) of AR 670-1:
21–9. Branch insignia
a. General officers follow the guidance below for wear of branch insignia.
(1) The Chief of Staff, former Chiefs of Staff, and generals of the Army (five-star) may prescribe their branch insignia.
(2) All other general officers may wear branch insignia at their option. If they choose this option, general officers will wear the branch insignia for the position to which they are appointed, or for their duty assignment.

I don't think you would see that. Armor and Infantry both teach Combined Armed Warfare and in positions at Brigade and above, in theory and practice, should be able to lead either an Armor Heavy or Mech Heavy BCT or above. In the regular Infantry and Armor, you are deployed in mixed units.

CPT Lawrence Cable -

MG Richard A. Cody, originally branched TC, then AV, took command of the 101st June 2000 to Jul 2002.

MG Ricky D. Erlandson, originally branched AV, took command of the 34th Septermber 2004

MG Laura Laura L. Yeager, originally branched AMEDD, then AV, took command of the 40th June 2019.

MG Thomas Spencer, originally branched FA, then AV, took command of the 42nd January 2021.

CPT Lawrence Cable A General is a General. The modern Army no longer deploys Divisions; we deploy BCTs. Division Commanders are not maneuvering Brigades or drawing Division battle plans.

SGM (Join to see) - The FA guys are Combat Arms, there was an FA Commander of the 101st back in the 80's. I know there are doctrinal changes since the move to the BCT, which is why they allow the different Combat Arms guys to command Brigades whether they were infantry or armor. I really hadn't thought about the Division Commanders not maneuvering the Brigades any longer, which was not the case before 2000.